How do you keep track of your score during a casual round?

[zud00]

How do you keep track of your score during a casual round whether it be a solo round or a round with your buddies?

 

[thepowerofpancakes]

i write it down

 

[Midnightbiker]

I carry a small clipboard that tucks behind my discs in my bag, and I have printed score cards that I copy. I usually run off about 60-70 every few months.

 

[zud00]

I usually text message myself unless I have paper/pencil.

 

[Traver]

I have used text messages, pen and paper, memory as well as failed to keep score altogether so I had to vote 'other'.

 

[solomon.trenton]

I carry a small clipboard that tucks behind my discs in my bag, and I have printed score cards that I copy. I usually run off about 60-70 every few months.

nice clipboard idea. (office depot) you spelled gatorade wrong on the right hand side.

 

[Midnightbiker]

nice clipboard idea. (office depot) you spelled gatorade wrong on the right hand side.

I think my wife got it at either Office Depot, or Walmart. It works great.

 

[Umbraphobia]

We always just do it from memory.. We don't keep track of the number of shots, just how far over/under we are.

 

[jhgonzo]

I used to just keep track in my head playing everything as par 3s, but since I've been actively keeping score out here including my putts, and as I've been playing more champ-caliber courses with true 4s and 5s, it's become necessary to write everything down.

 

[solomon.trenton]

We always just do it from memory.. We don't keep track of the number of shots, just how far over/under we are.

my friend does that and i hate it. i want to know how many strokes per hole so i nkow when i improve

 

[Midnightbiker]

my friend does that and i hate it. i want to know how many strokes per hole so i nkow when i improve

Also with a score card, you can take the scores home and put them in your score card online here at DGCR

 

[Adaven]

I keep track in my head, on most courses I am able to remember both over/under par as well as number of shots on each hole.

 

[El Oso Peligroso]

I use the notepad on my phone. I just write birds and bogeys to save time and know everything else is par. although if it's just one round I can usually do it from memory.

 

[Thrasher]

I use the "disc golf" app by Sutibo Software on my ipod touch. Makes keeping score super easy and quick. With that app now, I don't mind keeping score for friends.

 

[mambrose]

i keep track in my head how many under par i am (hopefully)...today was the first time i was over today, i missed 4 puts on 1 basket LOL, it kept hitting the top and rolling back 2 the same spot.

 

[Fore]

I write it down in those little memo notebooks.

 

[cydisc]

I carve my score into my left forearm.

 

[colodiscgolfer]

I too use the iphone disc golf app. What I really like about it is that it tells you your average # of strokes you take on each hole. I can then see over time which particular holes I'm not performing well on, and specifically practice the shot needed for that hole.

 

[mashnut]

I'll either do it in my head, or as a memo on my phone. If I'm doing it in my head, I'll just keep track of over under not the score on every hole. A lot of my rounds lately have been on new (to me) courses that I might not play again for a while, so I'm not too worried about specific hole scores.

 

[12StonesScott]

Since I'm almost always playing the same course, I generally don't have any problem keeping score in my head, even specific hole scores. I keep a running tally of strokes over par (I'm never under, unfortunately) as a cross-check, but don't find it difficult to remember what I shot on each hole in order to enter it in the score tracker here, as long as I do it the same day or early the next.